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The position requires about three years of hands-on CMM experience, a high school diploma or GED, and the ability to read engineering drawings and quality specifications. Optional overtime may be available based on business needs.
US CITIZENSHIP REQUIRED
None
1st shift
Optional overtime. Target start date is September 14, 2026.
The CMM Quality Inspector supports Quality Engineering by inspecting mechanical components, subassemblies, and assemblies in a precision aerospace manufacturing environment. Responsibilities include dimensional, visual, functional, receiving, in-process, and final inspection; setting up parts and running existing PC-DMIS or equivalent CMM programs; interpreting results and performing basic troubleshooting; reading engineering drawings and quality specifications; using calipers, micrometers, pin gages, microscopes, and other precision tools; identifying discrepant material and initiating nonconformance documentation; maintaining inspection records; completing AS9102 First Article Inspection Reports as assigned; reviewing final-inspection documentation; supporting calibrated-tool control; and communicating inspection issues with production and Quality Engineering. CMM programming is not required. Qualifications include a high school diploma or GED, approximately three years of frequent hands-on CMM operation, independent operation of existing CMM programs, precision-measurement proficiency, and technical-drawing interpretation. Optional overtime may be available based on business needs.
AS9100 aerospace manufacturing experience; AS9102 First Article Inspection and reporting; experience with valves, actuators, switches, pumps, FAA/FAR documents, or Component Maintenance Manuals; nonconformance reporting, calibrated-tool control, and corrective-action support.